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History of Akihabara: New human communications technique and city development. Naoki Nemoto Net One Systems Co., Ltd. nemoton@ieee.org nemoton@computer.org qustion to nemoton@computer.org Net One Systems Net One Systems is supporting


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History of Akihabara: New human communications technique and city development.

Naoki Nemoto Net One Systems Co., Ltd. nemoton@ieee.org nemoton@computer.org

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Net One Systems Net One Systems is supporting networks of is supporting networks of various research organizations various research organizations

for the efficiency improvement of the for the efficiency improvement of the academic activity academic activity for improvements and upgrading of for improvements and upgrading of the economic and social infrastructure the economic and social infrastructure

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Cisco ONS15454 @KDDI/NiCT-Otemachi

Net One Systems is supporting APAN-NOC.

to L.A. (Abilene)

Genkai XP to KOREA POS OC192 10GigE

to Other Network

TPR5 Juniper T640 @KDDI/NiCT-Otemachi

2GigE (ML1000-2)

MS Foundry BI15000 @KDDI/NiCT-Otemachi SONET OC48-IR

using Virtual Concatenation (VCAT)

10GigE

NiCT-IXP1 Foundry BI RX-4 @KDDI/NiCT-Otemachi VRT-WAN1 Foundry BI RX-4 @NiCT-Koganei

10GigE 10GigE

BGP4 BGP4 APAN-NOC @KDDI -Otemachi

NiCT-NOC

to Hong Kong

NiCT-NOC

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Akihabara 秋葉原

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194x - 1955

Radio boom

= > do-it-yourself kit for radio

up to the present date

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1955 - 1965

at the height of Japan's economic boom

Appliances penetration

  • black-and-white TV: 7.8% -> 95.0%
  • domestic electric washing machine: 20.2% -> 78.1%
  • household electric refrigerator: 2.8% -> 68.7%

Back-ground:

Wholesale and retail at the same shop Invention of transistor radio Doubling national income plan(1960) Tokyo Olympic(1964)

(My grandparents bought a black and white TV to watch the crown prince get married in 1959.)

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Home electric appliances for Family

up to the present date

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1965-197x

Audio (Air check) boom

Appliances penetration

  • Color TV: 7.1% (1970) -> 73.1% (1975)
  • Air conditioning system
  • Audio system (cassette tape recorder)

Back-ground:

FM (commercial broadcasting) (1970) Osaka world exposition(1970)

Feature

Personal consumption Necessity = > Hobby

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197x – 198x

Feature

  • Transistor = > IC, LSI
  • Portable cassette tape player (e.g. Walkman)
  • Birth of Microcomputer

Electric/electronic parts shop

The first microcomputer Shop in Japan (NEC BIT-INN)

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198x – 199x

Personal Computer (PC) boom Video Camera (home use) boom

Back-ground:

the economic bubble Apple Macintosh Microsoft Windows 3.0 = > 95 = > 98 do-it-yourself kit for PC

Feature

Multimedia technology Hardware = > Software

Otaku Market ?

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Generalization of computer

Appearance of specialty store of home computer.

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199x – 200x

I nternet boom

Back-ground:

Dial-up/ISDN = > ADSL, FTTH, 3G Mobile MOSAIC = > Netscape Navigator, Internet Explorer Price cutting of personal computer.

= > e.g. DELL

Price cutting of internet connection.

= > e.g. Yahoo BB!

Personal business opportunities in e-commerce

= > Auction site, Amazon, eBay,…

Feature

  • All work in our house (e-Mail, WEB-based applications,…)
  • no face to face communications? (chat, BBS, e-Mail,…)
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Just now in Akihabara where hobby overflows

Here is OTAKU Culture in the real space. Otaku every where in Akihabara…

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Just now in Akihabara mixed culture

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What is Akihabara ?

I think that Akihabara is a city that grows up by the hobby and the demand.

I recommend you walk around Akihabara. You can see a lot of things.

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2-channel

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What is 2-channel?

BBS?

There are only character/ ASCI I code. You can see many pictures drew by character/ ASCI I code.

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What’s mean?

For example

♪ ♪ v

(⌒ o

⌒ )v ♪ ♪

v(= ∩ _∩ = )

  • (^ -^ )o

(σ ^ ▽ ^ )σ happiness

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What’s mean?

For Example (T_T)

(≧ Д ≦ )ノウ

ワ ァ ァ ン

!! (´∩ `

) sadness

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What’s mean?

For example (;

‾Д ‾) なんですと ? ∑ q|゚ Д ゚

|pワ

オ ォ

(* ゚ 0゚ )ハ

(((((( ;゚

Д ゚

)))))カ

゙ ク カ ゙ ク フ ゙ ル フ ゙ ル

surprise

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What’s mean?

For example

こ ら

( ` Д ´)y-* )゜

Д ゜

)y _~ ~ ~

ムカ ッ

(‾∩ ‾# (▼ 皿▼ ;)ウ

キ ー ッ

("‾д ‾)けっ ! anger

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New Language? New culture?

A new language was born on BBS. I think that the Japanese tends not to put out feelings to the table so much. On BBS, there is no face to face communication. But they want to convey their emotions to the other people

  • n BBS in their home.

It was led by the spread of the personal computer and the

  • Internet. So, they can communicate without face to face

communications using speech, facial expression and gesture.

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bonus

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emotions

neutral anger surprise sadness happiness disgust

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movies

neutral anger surprise sadness happiness disgust

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Image analysis using YIQ systems

(1) original (2) I(YIQ) (3) extract only face (4) Face mask

(6) = (5)-(4)

(5) Y(YIQ)

The YIQ system is the color primary system adopted by National Television System Committee (NTSC) for color TV broadcasting. The YIQ color solid is made by a linear transformation of the RGB cube. Its purpose is to exploit certain characteristics of the human eye to maximize the utilization of a fixed bandwidth. The human visual system is more sensitive to changes in luminance than to changes in hue or saturation, and thus a wider bandwidth should be dedicated to luminance than to color information. Y is similar to perceived luminance, I and Q carry color information and some luminance information. The Y signal usually has 4.2 MHz bandwidth in a 525 line system. Originally, the I and Q had different bandwidths (1.5 and 0.6 MHz), but now they commonly have the same bandwidth of 1 MHz.

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Image Analysis

(1) H(HSV) (2) S(HSV) (3) flesh- colored part (4) eyes, mouth, eyebrows (5) Q(YIQ) (6) mouth (7) = (4) – (6) (8) Eyes, eyebrows

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Thanks !!!

Naoki Nemoto Net One Systems Co., Ltd. nemoton@ieee.org nemoton@computer.org

If you have questions, please send me e-Mail.